Obamacare 2015 looks like another success

No surprise. Odumbo intends to SCREW EVERY AMERICAN IN EVERY WAY HE CAN GET AWAY WITH. HE'S REALLY A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING. HE HATES AMERICA AND WANTS TO DESTROY OUR COUNTRY!!

Actually I think he merely HATES people who work hard, achieve success and are responsible in how they live their lives. So he decides to steal from them to pay for the slackers.
 
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I'll be paying 3 times what I paid last year ... for inferior coverage. And our deductible goes up almost 30%.
In other words, you have the world's most expensive catastrophic coverage plan.

And to think all of the libturds told us that the old plans sucked.
 
In other words, you have the world's most expensive catastrophic coverage plan.

And to think all of the libturds told us that the old plans sucked.

Odumbocare plans .. are garbage for healthy people. Just another 'game' to bleed people who have lived responsibly all their lives and give our $$$$ away.

Most libturds have low IQ's .. and most are 'takers'.
 
"Early evidence suggests that competition in the new Affordable Care Act marketplaces is working. Health insurance premiums in major cities around the country are barely rising.

"That’s the conclusion of two studies of data about newly public insurance rates. One, from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health research group, looked at 49 cities and found that prices for a popular type of plan are actually going down, on average. A second, from the actuarial firm Wakely Consulting Group, looked at the largest county in each of the 34 states with marketplaces run by the federal government and found an average rate increase of zero.

"Decreases in the price of health insurance are basically unheard-of. The individual insurance market that these new marketplaces replaced experienced annual increases of 10 percent in recent years. In the employer market, premiums went up by a record-low rate of 3 percent this year, but even that increase can’t compare with what’s happening in many exchange markets.

“Usually, health insurance premiums have gone in one direction, and that is up,” said Cynthia Cox, a senior analyst at Kaiser who was a co-author on its paper. She said that the widespread premium decreases really stood out when she ran the numbers."

Hehehe...
 
"Early evidence suggests that competition in the new Affordable Care Act marketplaces is working. Health insurance premiums in major cities around the country are barely rising.

"That’s the conclusion of two studies of data about newly public insurance rates. One, from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health research group, looked at 49 cities and found that prices for a popular type of plan are actually going down, on average. A second, from the actuarial firm Wakely Consulting Group, looked at the largest county in each of the 34 states with marketplaces run by the federal government and found an average rate increase of zero.

"Decreases in the price of health insurance are basically unheard-of. The individual insurance market that these new marketplaces replaced experienced annual increases of 10 percent in recent years. In the employer market, premiums went up by a record-low rate of 3 percent this year, but even that increase can’t compare with what’s happening in many exchange markets.

“Usually, health insurance premiums have gone in one direction, and that is up,” said Cynthia Cox, a senior analyst at Kaiser who was a co-author on its paper. She said that the widespread premium decreases really stood out when she ran the numbers."

Hehehe...

Those wouldn't be "FACTS!!", would they?
 
"Early evidence suggests that competition in the new Affordable Care Act marketplaces is working. Health insurance premiums in major cities around the country are barely rising.

"That’s the conclusion of two studies of data about newly public insurance rates. One, from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health research group, looked at 49 cities and found that prices for a popular type of plan are actually going down, on average. A second, from the actuarial firm Wakely Consulting Group, looked at the largest county in each of the 34 states with marketplaces run by the federal government and found an average rate increase of zero.

"Decreases in the price of health insurance are basically unheard-of. The individual insurance market that these new marketplaces replaced experienced annual increases of 10 percent in recent years. In the employer market, premiums went up by a record-low rate of 3 percent this year, but even that increase can’t compare with what’s happening in many exchange markets.

“Usually, health insurance premiums have gone in one direction, and that is up,” said Cynthia Cox, a senior analyst at Kaiser who was a co-author on its paper. She said that the widespread premium decreases really stood out when she ran the numbers."

Hehehe...

100% pure unadulterated B U L L S H I T
 
"Early evidence suggests that competition in the new Affordable Care Act marketplaces is working. Health insurance premiums in major cities around the country are barely rising.

"That’s the conclusion of two studies of data about newly public insurance rates. One, from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health research group, looked at 49 cities and found that prices for a popular type of plan are actually going down, on average. A second, from the actuarial firm Wakely Consulting Group, looked at the largest county in each of the 34 states with marketplaces run by the federal government and found an average rate increase of zero.

"Decreases in the price of health insurance are basically unheard-of. The individual insurance market that these new marketplaces replaced experienced annual increases of 10 percent in recent years. In the employer market, premiums went up by a record-low rate of 3 percent this year, but even that increase can’t compare with what’s happening in many exchange markets.

“Usually, health insurance premiums have gone in one direction, and that is up,” said Cynthia Cox, a senior analyst at Kaiser who was a co-author on its paper. She said that the widespread premium decreases really stood out when she ran the numbers."

Hehehe...

If it's so affordable why are 53% of those enrolled from last year planning to NOT sign up this year? Two different studies produced those numbers.
 
Tweedledee and Tweedledum...the two of you missed the memo that even the most fervent liberals are abandoning this sinking ship.

Not to mention more and more doctors running away from people insured through Odumbocare policies.

Buying an Odumbocare policy is about as welcome as having Ebola ....
 
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